Schiaparelliorbust wrote: January 1st, 2021, 6:32 am W110 replicator
(toroidalet) (rule found by iNoMed)
LeapLife (Hunting)
Edit:
Live Free or Die O(t^3/2)growth (FWKnightship)
Live Free or Die flying W110 unit cell (FWKnightship)
Box-shaped spaceships that gets pushed by a smaller spaceship inside them and triangular and cross-shaped ships (Saka)
I also would like to add these below:GUYTU6J wrote: January 1st, 2021, 7:00 am
- The collection of Rule 110 simulators in outer-totalistic rules, by Peter Naszvadi, FWKnightship, Layz Boi and yours truly
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2597- Day and Night knightships, by AforAmpere and Adam P. Goucher
https://www.conwaylife.com/wiki/OCA:Day ... Elementary (too many links for individual refs)- (700,100)c/72300 Geminoid in Tubular, by cvojan
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4669#p103556- The increasing large 5s collection? (This was OCADOTY in 2017)
Stylistic separation? (I don't know what I'm talking about.)
More importantly, and which would be good to mention, these were the first relativistic adjustable spaceships.lemon41625 wrote: January 1st, 2021, 8:51 pm [*] Ship bouncing between 2 ships (WildMyron, viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3081&hilit=adjusta ... 00#p101606)
Link here.lemon41625 wrote: January 1st, 2021, 8:51 pmAlso nominating new adjustable ship such as
- 3-cell adjustables (Macbi, https://discord.com/channels/3579222555 ... 0900539512)
I suggest every nomination to include at least a brief introduction, similar to that of POTY.Naszvadi wrote: January 3rd, 2021, 11:41 am First of all, it is rather difficult to classify, to categorize results, so I think deadline for nominating from 2020 will be open till 01/March/2021 at least; Because someone "silently" promoted me to an organizer. Implicit meaning: co-organizers are kindly welcome and appreciated due to the large amount of results from 2020.
Other ideas:
- I suggest quoting someone who mentioned a result earlier if it intersects with a new proposal and likely needs splitting/grouping.
- Opening post won't be updated with the listings just like in earlier years; a new topic will be opened instead when entries become finalized
I can help you organise it (like I did last year, AKA take over the whole thing if you forget). :mrgreen: oh yeah i disabled smilies because 8) grNaszvadi wrote: January 3rd, 2021, 11:41 am Implicit meaning: co-organizers are kindly welcome and appreciated due to the large amount of results from 2020.
Thank you so much for doing all this, your effort is so greatly appreciated! A few things:
Thank you! (I've put everything you suggested in; <s>cue the suggestion wars! Thought those were specific to wikis… please don't do this</s>)A for awesome wrote: January 10th, 2021, 12:18 am Thank you so much for doing all this, your effort is so greatly appreciated! A few things:
a few things
Overall I love what you've done with these, thank you so much on behalf of everyone who wants this competition to run promptly and smoothly! These are just suggestions, and don't feel like you have to include any of them if you don't want to...
I might be biased, but I object a) checkerboard oscs/ships were notable patterns, while cross rockets are notable rules without notable patterns, so they should not be combined.A for awesome wrote: January 10th, 2021, 12:18 amThank you so much for doing all this, your effort is so greatly appreciated! A few things:
a) I'm not sure about putting all the HROT discoveries into one nomination, since they're very disparate discoveries and only really unified by the ruleset they occupy. I might suggest making Crystal Chaos and AlmostLife their own individual entries and then combining the checkerboard oscs/ships and the cross rockets into an "oscillators and spaceships in new HROT neighborhoods" entry.
b) Minor suggested edit to the LeapLife entry: "a near-Life rule with a diverse array of natural oscillators, p22 and p24 tech, and a tiny knightship"
They can have a collective nomination: "Symbiosis development in 2020, including..." especially nice if an article could be published, featuring the developments for those who didn't bother going through the suddenly-long Symbiosis thread, similar to what I'm gonna do for LeapLife.silversmith wrote: January 15th, 2021, 10:57 am I would think "Symbiosis" the rule is not eligible, while any discoveries/development from 2020 is. For example the drifter signals or quadratic growth seem eligible for nomination.
bubblegum wrote: January 9th, 2021, 3:54 pmI can help you organise it (like I did last year, AKA take over the whole thing if you forget).Naszvadi wrote: January 3rd, 2021, 11:41 am Implicit meaning: co-organizers are kindly welcome and appreciated due to the large amount of results from 2020.oh yeah i disabled smilies because
gr
Also, mapping out the suggestions (will be updated with later ones too):
1) Replicators that follow the computationally universal 1D rule W110, by iNoMed and AforAmpere
2) B2n3/S23-q (LeapLife), a near-Life rule with a diverse array of natural oscillators, p22 and p24 tech, and a tiny knightship, by Hunting
3) Constructed pattern in B2/S0 (Live Free or Die) that grows with a complexity of O(t^(3/2)), by FWKnightship and Aidan F. Pierce
4) W110 unit cells/stripes/cycles in numerous OT rules, for example a W110 unit cell in B2/S0 (Live Free or Die) flying at c orthogonally, by Peter Naszvadi, FWKnightship, Layz Boi and GUYTU6J
5) Various spaceships including boxes with smaller spaceships pushing them from the inside, right triangles and crosses, by Saka
6) Various knightships in B3678/S34678 (Day and Night), including a growing knightship, by AforAmpere and Adam P. Goucher
7) 304c/11272 Orthogonoid and (700,100)c/72300 Geminoid in B2c3aeij4krtyz5cij6-ak7/S2-ik3-aek4aeiknw5a6ikn7 (Tubular), by cvojan
9) Binary counter one-ended wavestretcher/logarithmically-growing spaceshsip, by Peter Naszvadi
10) Various spaceships and replicators in R1 OT B0 VN rules, by Peter Naszvadi and Aidan F. Pierce
11) Visualisation of patterns in p5760 unit cell grid, by Peter Naszvadi
12) Replicator emulating the B36/S245 logarithmic replicator, by AforAmpere
13) Spaceship moving at (421,1)c/867, by AforAmpere
14) 1e2-a3-cij4kaijrtz5cnrq/2ce3aejnr4aj5y6a/3 (A Wire-Like World), a universal Generations wiring rule with complex dynamic circuitry and construction capabilities, by silversmith
15) Oscillators and spaceships in HROT rules:
-Spaceships and oscillators constructed from two circular chequerboards fighting for territory, by lemon41625 and Saka
-Rocket rules in the cross neighbourhood, by Chris Rowett and Hunting
16) R2,C0,S4-7,9-11,B4,NB (Crystal Chaos), a dynamic HROT rule with a hidden crystal structure that allows for fragile explosions, by muzik
17) R2,C2,S6-11,B9-11,NW0010003330130310333000100 (AlmostLife), a HROT rule very close to Life, resembling an INT rule, by lemon41625
-W110 unit cell in AlmostLife, the first such HROT cell, by FWKnightship
18) Adjustable ships/oscillators:
-Mobile ship tracks (diagonal ship bouncing between and slowing down two orthogonal ships), also the first relativistic adjustables, by Arie Paap
-3-cell adjustable spaceships, proving that an infinite number of spaceship speeds can be achieved with the bare minimum of 3 cells, by Oscar Cunningham
-3-cell adjustable oscillators, a full set of 12 families, proving that every oscillator period can be reached with maximum 3 cells, by Oscar Cunningham
19) B378/S2458, a new gem of an OT rule with a failed 1D replicator, by LaundryPizza03
20) New developments in Symbiosis, including a vast array of oscillators and guns, lightspeed signal circuitry and a unique MSM breeder.
note: the indents are created with four non-breaking spaces in a row
The entry title should be something like this: Minimal state Totalistic/OT/asymmetric hextile-CA that simulates CGoL with small unit cell or there is an injective transition-function-morph mapping to its cellstates (meaning "1x1 sized unit cell") This also would be a fun challenge to minimize number of states per symmetries in the future!Naszvadi wrote: January 1st, 2021, 12:43 pm ......
- A 4-state vN OT rule with W110-capable(?) cirtuitry here:
- viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3754&p=91883#p91883
- viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2597&start=50#p99749
- in this case, demonstrating the power of 2-state IOT rules - can be used in proofs
- 2x2 CGoL unit cell in 14-state hexagonal OT rule: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3316&p=91190#p91190
- CGoL-equivalent 4-state (asymmetric) hexagonal rule: viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2597&p=99413#p99413
)Hahah, hope not!bubblegum wrote: January 26th, 2021, 3:24 pm Okay, put those in. (The list is slowly being dominated by you
OK, For entry No.8 - Paul Tooke published 9c/28 ship synth earlier and Sokwe found colour/path changing/preserving glider turner oscillators I used in the gun. Both discoveries are from many years before, but the gun strictly depends on them.bubblegum wrote: January 26th, 2021, 3:24 pm If anybody who contributed to one of the items wants to be credited, just tell me here or ping me on the Discord.
May I request replacing the description of LeapLife with a link to my recent post in General Discussions?Naszvadi wrote: January 27th, 2021, 5:02 amHahah, hope not!bubblegum wrote: January 26th, 2021, 3:24 pm Okay, put those in. (The list is slowly being dominated by you
OK, For entry No.8 - Paul Tooke published 9c/28 ship synth earlier and Sokwe found colour/path changing/preserving glider turner oscillators I used in the gun. Both discoveries are from many years before, but the gun strictly depends on them.bubblegum wrote: January 26th, 2021, 3:24 pm If anybody who contributed to one of the items wants to be credited, just tell me here or ping me on the Discord.
My remarks on other entries related to W110/Turing (in)completeness mania: Definiately mentionable that even FWKnightship's rosary Rule-110 unit cell simulations - so-called cycles, which emulate W110 on consecutice glider streams "has the same strength" as unit cells when simulating infinite W110 rule patterns that periodic excluding a finite area! Why? Because in most cases infinite daisy chains can be constructed via feeding each heads' input with an others' output! This is a trivial observation and only needs to know that in every such known pattern, there is at least one right angle glider turner.
Do you mean replacing this:
to this:2) B2n3/S23-q (LeapLife), a near-Life rule with a diverse array of natural oscillators, p22 and p24 tech, and a tiny knightship, by Hunting
Still needs some sentences but not more than 2-3, as it was proposed by Sokwe in the PotY 2020 Nomination Thread. A summarizing entry seems to be a good idea due that even native English speakers find challenging summarizing, text compression, sorting on relevance and importance. IMHO for certain rules like LeapLife, if it had a dedicated topic, a summary post would be fine - not necessarily the opening post in order to avoid mess.